Armenian Pottery Plate - Jerusalem

Armenian ceramic plate decorated with a gazelle or mythological creature. Black and white. Painted and glazed clay. Marked at the bottom with the signature of the Joint Worshop Balian Karakashian. Jer

Armenian ceramic plate, decorated with a gazelle and vegetal patterns. Painted and glazed clay. Apparently, made by the workshop of David Ohannessian. Jerusalem, Palestine. Circa the 1920s.The Armenia

Armenian ceramic plate, decorated with geometric patterns. Painted and glazed clay. Marked on the back with indistinct mark. Apparently, made by the workshop of David Ohannessian. Jerusalem, Palestine

Set of 4 Armenian ceramic plates decorated with birds. Black and white. Painted and glazed clay. Marked at the bottom with the signature of the Joint Worshop Balian Karakashian. Jerusalem, Circa the m

Set of 6 Armenian ceramic plates decorated with birds. Black and white. Painted and glazed clay. Marked at the bottom with the signature of the Joint Worshop Balian Karakashian. Jerusalem, Circa the m

Set of 4 Armenian ceramic plates decorated with birds. Black and white. Painted and glazed clay. Marked at the bottom with the signature of the Joint Worshop Balian Karakashian. Jerusalem, Circa the m

Armenian ceramic plate decorated with a vase of flowers. Painted and glazed clay. Marked at the bottom with the signature of the Balian workshop. Jerusalem, Jordan, circa the mid 20th century.The Arme

Rare Armenian ceramic plate, hand painted in a glazed clay medium, decorated with a Gazelle and floral patterns. Attributed to the artisan workshop of Balian Karakashian at the Armenian Pottery Worksh

Armenian ceramic plate, decorated with the birds of Paradise. Painted and glazed clay. Marked at the bottom: Jerusalem, alongside the mark of the workshops of Balian. Jerusalem, circa the 1980s. The A

20th C Armenian / Israel Zodiac Art Pottery Plate. 10.5 inches diameter. Artist Signed, Jerusalem on reverse.

Rounded box decorated with geometric patterns.Turquoise. Armenian ceramics. Painted and glazed clay. Marked at the bottom. Apparently, made by the workshop of David Ohanesian. Jerusalem, Palestine, Ci

A set of six vintage Jewish ceramic wall decor plates, Armenian Pottery. Hand painted with finely detailed polychrome floral patterns, one plate is also inscribed: Shalom, in Latin and Hebrew letterin

Marie Balian Armenian Ceramic Plate, Jerusalem, 11.75in

Lot of c. 1930s Armenian (Jerusalem) pottery items including three vase (height: 10, 11 and 14 cm) and a small tray (diameter: 13 cm, broken and mended).

Armenian ceramic vase decorated with vegetal patterns. Painted and glazed clay. Marked at the bottom with the signature of the Joint Worshop Balian Karakashian. Jerusalem, circa the mid 20th century.T

Armenian ceramic bowl, decorated with a gazelle and vegetal patterns. Painted and glazed clay. Apparently, made by the workshop of David Ohannessian. Jerusalem, Palestine. Circa the 1920s.The Armenian

Armenian ceramic jug decorated with birds. Black and white. Painted and glazed clay. Marked at the bottom with the signature of the Joint Worshop Balian Karakashian. Jerusalem, Circa the mid 20th cent

Armenian Pottery Isnik Style Plate and a Dish c.1920.Dia.26cm (largest)

139. A LARGE FLOWER VASE. Jerusalem, c. 1950. Classic Armenian pottery decoration. Signed Jerusalem. 9.5” tall.

RARE 1940s Armenian Jerusalem Palestine Pottery Vase Baliam and Karakashian Pottery Armenian Jerusalem Palestine Pottery Vase produced prior to 1948. Marked Palestine B and K initials in Armenian. 10.

Framed decorated ceramic tiles made by Karakashian Brothers in Jerusalem.Frame: approx. 19 1/4" x 19 1/4".

Signed illegibly, hand made, hand painted with deer scene, measures app 11.5 inches. good condition

1930s Armenian (Jerusalem) ceramic plate by the Joint Workshop. Hand painted with floral motifs. Diameter: 19 cm. Marked. Minute flaws to the glazing.

Group of (4) Pieces of Collectible Judaica Items, including: Passover Seder plate from Gallery Jerusalem, made in Israel, 13 1/4" diam.; Art pottery menorah by Bonnema Potters, Bethel, ME, incise sign